Club News

Hi all, Lots happening this week and then a heads up for the refresher evening next week….please everyone, read to the end of the email!! Chris S will take Joanne in for a try-dive. David will be in the pool with Mark Slater, our newest member and prospective instructor. Chris N will do OT1 with

Hi all, A fairly straightforward plan this week, so here goes…. David will be doing a refresher evening with PADI diver Carol Higgins. Richard will be starting pool work (OS1) with our latest recruit Paul Miller (the snorkelling bit was done last week, Richard). Chris S will be doing theory with Mate, Dominik, Ruby and

Greetings Divers – If you’ve flicked through this month’s SCUBA magazine, you will have seen Barnsley BSAC listed as the third top recruiting club for 2018. This is an amazing achievement that underlines the hard work and commitment from all of our members. There’s a special thanks here to our Training Officer Ann, Instructors, Committee

Hi All – We have 4 spaces free for an August trip to Plymouth with In In Deep Dive Centre. Dive Manager will be club instructor Paul Tarn. The centre has a new RIB (with ladders!) called the ‘Eclipse’ which can accommodate 10 divers. Available dates are 24th, 25th and 26th August so over the

Hi all, Sorry for the lateness of this training plan, it’s been a tricky one to do. The master plan is to finish a bit early so the Instructors can have a meeting after training to sort out the Open Water dates for the forthcoming season. There’s a lot of pool work to be done

Hello Divers Myself and Helen have booked a Red Sea Liveaboard for 28th March and there are currently 7 places remaining if anyone else would like to come? The itinerary is a 7 night sailing from Hurghada and will include up to 18 dives around the North of the Red Sea and the Brothers Islands. 

Greetings All – here’s a big one! Nigel Kaye is planning a 2020 dive trip to the Micronesian atoll of Truk Lagoon – a protective tropical reef enclosing a natural harbour that was the scene of one of the fiercest air and sea battles of World War Two. Truk Lagoon, considered to be the most